I have digital slideshows (prepared with Photoshop Elements and stored on my Windows 7 pc) that I want to view on my HDTV. Is this what I need?
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As long as you are planning to attach your computer USB port to this device and then this device to your TV HDMI... It should work great!
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Yes it is, that is the operating system I used it on. I converted over 3500 slides and film strip images with only a few problems due to warped slides.
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I don't believe that the "slideshow" mode you are referring to is attributed to projector. The projector is not a processor, so it can't determine a format for your material to be presented, it will only project what is given. In other words, if you connect a vcr/dvd player, it doesn't choose which format, that is up to you to choose. So when you connect with your USB, it will only project what the usb signals. How did you put your images on the USB? With a slideshow style program, transfer from SD or copied from computer? Your USB could also come with programming that auto selects the slideshow viewing, try checking that. Your problem is not the projector.
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The video/photo output is very good on Windows 7. About as good as you are going to get without shelling out thousands of dollars....also, I am not sure how good of a photoshop wizard you may be..But I have used photoshop to "auto stitch" multiple images together into a super high resolution image..Works great and looks great...but keep in mind...nothing will ever compare to a eyepiece view...which is completely optical and not affected at all by any digital compressions....
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You can plug a laptop into your HDTV to view the HD video. If you don't have an HDTV, why bother with taking 720p video?
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Yes. Your television will show whatever is on the PC's screen when connected.
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If you can get pics on a flash drive, just plug it in and play. I'm sure I could learn to customize the presentation, but it is easy to take care of the basic program.
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Only in conjunction with your lapotop by mirroring the desktop. On it's own the P300 only supports the following media formats: MP4 / MP3 / WMA / OGG / WAV / AVI / BMP / JPG / GIF / TXT. To play a PowerPoint presentation from a USB stick you would need to first save the presentation as a series of JPGs, use the "Save As" function in PowerPoint to do this.
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Yes, that is why I bought this to convert 60's & 70's slide film to computer - then you can do whatever you want with them. I though the scanned pictures looked great compared to the actual slides - but you slide pictures might be faded or pixels not that great. So understand this.
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Yes, the SLIDES2PC works quite well with Windows 7. I have digitized over 700 slides and negatives, some of which are over 40 years old, and am amazed at the results. Just make sure that all of the dust and other debris is removed from the slide or negative. It works quite well.
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You will need eyeTV or other software for DVR. This unit works well, is seen by software, and we record our shows and do not pay cable. Another big bang for your buck is to buy a Roku or similar device as most all ABC, CBS, NBC, PBS shows can be seen for free in HD using only internet connection and it also has a "Plex" channel that wirelessly accesses the recordings on your PC.
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Only if you want to display images from the camera directly from your HD TV.
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I would say no, this is not TV-quality, it's not full HDV, (it's HDV 1080 60i, so interlaced, not progressive). It's geared more towards the record to tape and then playback/capture to computer workflow.To Laura, you need to capture the video to the computer via iLink/firewire and a video editing software, I use Final Cut Pro to injest the footage to files (and yes it does automatically break to separate clip files at start/stop points)
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If your slides are high quality then yes, if not your basically just getting a picture of how the slide is, I have transferred my dads slides to my laptop, they were not high quality but you can go into a picture program an clean them up. Hope that helps.
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Yes, sort of. You have to save the PowerPoint as a picture file, and you can click through that way. The only challenge is you lose animations and transitions, so it works best with simplified presentations.
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Don't think so. You'd have to use something like an Android stick to run the slide show. That does work very well.
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As you describe your intent - Sorry, no. I've had zero luck attempting to use my PPX2340 as "an external or duplicate monitor. However, if you're trying to project slide shows, it's possible to use this projector. You'd have to load the show to either a thumb drive or transfer it to the projector's internal memory. I've done this with pics; so, there's no reason you couldn't make your "slides" into pics and do the the same.